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NKY Magazine features academies
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Dr. Terri Cox-Cruey, Superintendent |
Superintendent Terri Cox-Cruey was interviewed for NKY Magazine on the success of the Kenton County Academies of Technology and Innovation.
"We worked with local colleges, hospitals and businesses, and Vision 2015, to see what kind of futures our kids could expect, what kind of careers were going to be big in Northern Kentucky," says Superintendent Dr. Terri Cox-Cruey. "What we found were all sorts of high-tech jobs that could go unfilled unless our students were properly prepared."
Continue reading how the academies are preparing students for high-paying careers by clicking on this link.
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Sports news
Jared Bowling, senior at Simon Kenton,
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has been named a finalist for the National Football Foundation's Brian Williams "That's My Boy" Award.
The NFF-College Football Hall Of Fame "That's My Boy" Award is the most prestigious award for which a student-athlete in the tri-state can be nominated.
Jared was nominated for this honor by Coach Jeff Marksberry.
Trey Zimmerman, a stand out on the Dixie and Northern
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Kentucky Clippers, hopes to continue his winning ways in the upcoming state swim tournament.
Read more about Trey in nkyFAN.com by
clicking on this link.
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Scott High School students can choose from among  28 languages to fulfill their graduation requirements
Since 2011, Rosetta Stone language software has been offered as an elective course in humanities or technology at Scott High. Students use computers or tablets and headphones to listen to voices of native speakers, and students' model their accent after what they hear. Learn more about this opportunity for students by clicking on this Community Recorder feature.
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